Mii Sentence Examples

These include the Mii Channel, for example, where you go to create your customized Mii avatar characters.

While choosing your Mii character, hold one of the four directions on the directional pad on the Wii Remote.

Perhaps the most interesting unlockable characters are the Mii avatars.

To play as your Mii in the first outfit, get first place in the 100cc Special Cup grand prix series.

In addition to forming virtual versions of themselves, gamers can also explore their creative side with the development of famous Mii characters.

With so many options for facial features, it can take a lot of time to get the "look" just right.Thankfully, a number of enthusiasts are willing to share their creations through the Mii Parade and through online channels as well.

To unlock the Ultimate Balance Test and Scale Challenge Modes, choose your Mii.

When you do, sprint past your trainer and your Mii will follow the dog.

The cute graphics are also a major plus, but real fun can be had by creating your customized Mii characters and having them participate in the sports too!

The Xbox Avatars, for instance, are quite similar to Mii characters on the Wii.

From there, it is possible to get real-time weather forecasts, receive news updates, and customize your Mii characters.

Did you know that you can create a wide range of famous Mii characters for use on the Nintendo Wii?

Perhaps even more interesting than the wildly innovative use of motion based controls for its video games, the Nintendo Wii has really changed the face of gaming with the introduction of the Mii Channel.

What kind of Mii celebrities can you consider?

With the Mii creation tool, you can make as many past political leaders, both past and present, as you'd like.

It is very possible to make a range of Mii celebrities from the silver screen, the audio booth, and the small screen.

As fun as it may be to spend hours in front of the television to explore the different possibilities with the Mii creation tool, it can also be a frustrating experience as well.

Although it has not been updated in some time, FamousMii.com is still a terrific resource for some inspiration and Mii creation ideas.

There are many variations on the Michael Jackson Mii, including some that use the female Mii as a base!

Based on the images provided, you can try to match the features to make a famous Mii character or two on your own.

Some of the more notable unlockable characters include Diddy Kong, Boo, Bowser Jr., Dry Bones, Funky Kong, and even your Mii character!

While you could certainly use the Mii tool on the Nintendo Wii to make a virtual version of yourself, it can be a lot of fun to create a wide range of Mii celebrities instead.

These unique characters can not only infiltrate the Mii Parade, but they can be used for novelty and humor inside select video games as well.

This involved not only the increased prevalence of motion controls, but also the advent of Mii creation.

Choosing the Mii Channel from the main menu on the Nintendo Wii, you have the opportunity to create or edit Mii characters.

While you won't be able to make a photo-realistic version of their real life counterparts, a little creativity can certainly lend itself to a wide range of Mii celebrities.

In the screenshot above, you can see several examples of Mii celebrities, including the following.

To make a Mii version of Muhammad Ali, choose a darker skin tone, the flat-top style haircut in black, thick eyebrows moved lower on the face, and smaller squinty eyes.

In the picture above, you can see other Mii celebrities with real-life counterparts.

Bush. However, the Mii tool can also be used to make some fantastic cartoon and fictional characters as well.To the left side of the image is a depiction of Pochacco, a character known from the Sanrio universe.

He's far from human, so you'll want to consider more creative uses of the Mii tool.

Since there are many free Mii creation tutorials available online, including video versions on popular sites like YouTube, these celebrity Mii characters could be the best Wii accessory money can't buy!

The Mii Channel is an option on the Nintendo Wii that lets you create a representation of yourself in video game form.

The channel offers more than just Mii creation; you also mingle with other Miis and set up Mii Parades to showcase the Miis on your system.

A Mii is a character that you generate based on features that you have.

With so many choices for eyes, noses and mouth shapes, as well as positions of other facial features, you are sure to make a Mii that is a close likeness to you.

The Mii Channel is the central area where your Miis "reside."

After you create a Mii, you are able to edit the name, clothes color and facial construction so you won't get bored with the same Mii for a prolonged time.

The Mii Parade allows you and your friends to share each others' Miis on the respective consoles.

When you send a Mii to a Parade, all the Miis on that console will appear and have the ability to be inserted into games.

To have Miis in the Parade, you previously had to save the Mii to a Wii Remote and physically transported it to your friend's house.

If you have a profile that you'd like to take to a friend's house, then you can store the Mii in your Wii Remote.

The reason you may want to store the Mii is for high scores, achievements or your likeness.

Mii, you can hover the hand over the Mii and hit the A and B buttons to pick it up.

Keeping holding the buttons down as you drag the Mii over to the option you want and let go of the buttons.

If you drag a Mii to the erase choice, you cannot get that Mii back.

Miis are fun to watch, whether the Mii is in a game or Parading through the Plaza.

The Mii Channel is a good place to spend some time if you want to start fresh with a set of new scores or you want to create something fun.

A big part of the appeal of Nintendo Wii games is the ability to make and use Mii characters in the games.

Navigating to the Mii Channel from the main menu on the Nintendo Wii, you have the ability to create and edit a wide range of Mii characters.

The Nintendo Wii manual may offer a brief introduction into how to develop your own Mii representations, but it is only through trial and error that you can see just how far this tool can go.

Using the Mii creation tool, you can adjust many aspects of the characters that you customize and create.

Each created Mii is also associated with a certain color of your choosing and this is represented by the color of his or her shirt.

When the Nintendo Wii was first released in 2006, most people took to the Mii Channel to make digital versions of themselves.

However, it wasn't long until gamers started to realize the full potential of Mii characters in producing some Mii celebrities too.

In the screenshot shown above, you can see quite the variety of characters produced using the Nintendo Wii's Mii tool.

Feel free to let your creative juices flow from within the Mii creation tool, since the sky is quite literally the limit.

Mii characters can be funny from within the Mii Channel, but they are much more fun when they are unleashed into the in-game environment.

Apart from the amusing aspects of Mii creation, these characters also come with a very important functionality.

Each Mii works as an on-screen avatar of each person playing the game, but the stats and achievements are also linked to the Mii that achieved those stats and records.

For instance, if you use the "Robocop" Mii to bowl a 300 in the bowling game in Wii Sports, that high score will be associated with the "Robocop" Mii and not with the Mii that you may have created to mimic your own real appearance.

Mii creation can be a fun and satisfying experience because you get to make a cartoon-like representation of yourself.

Then, you get to take that likeness and share him or her with others, using your Mii to compete in various games.

Unleash your Mii creation on the world through the Mii Channel and watch your Mii show up in the unlikeliest of places, like the ranking screen of the Mario Kart Channel.

Having trouble making your Mii or figuring out what to do?

Read below for some helpful hints and advice and becoming one with your Mii.

If you want to have a Mii that resembles you, then it may help to have a picture of yourself for reference.

Name you Mii, pick your favorite color, and decide whether you want your Mii to mingle.

Mingling allows your Mii to visit other Wiis; they'll show up in games or when your Mii is put on parade.

In Mii creation, remember that you don't have to stay within the limits of what the Mii creation program allows you.

There are few choices, though you can either make your Mii cartoony, or more cartoony, depending on the one you select.

For that over-inebriated look on any Mii, add some rosy cheeks.

In your Mii creation, you can get that Zelda look by adding a mustache, turning it blond, then raising it above your eyes.

If you don't have the time to create your Mii because you are such a handsome fella or pretty woman that no Mii will ever represent you, you can have someone else do it.

For $5, you can have The Mii Station create your Mii based off of a photograph you send them.

The website sends you your Mii through your Wii ID, but you can still use the service if you haven't been able to find a Wii in stock or just haven't jumped on the Wii bandwagon.

Since Wiis are still in short supply, letting your Mii mingle on other Wii can net you some online players.

When in trouble, let your Mii do the talking!

The Mii Parade is a function of the Mii Channel on the Wii console that is located on the main screen when you boot up the system.

The Mii Parade lets you add your friend's Miis to your Wii console so that they can live in your system.

At this point, you can let them sit there to "parade" around your screen or you can transfer them to the Mii Plaza.

Once they are in your Mii Plaza, you can use them in any Mii compatible games like Wii Sports or Wii Sports Resort.

If you decide to leave the Mii in the parade, they will organize themselves nicely when you leave the Mii Channel in parade mode.

The very first thing you do is to make sure that your Mii is set to Mingle.

You may not have known what that meant the first time you created a Mii and may have set it to off.

To check the Mingle status, go to the main screen of the Wii and select the Mii Channel.

Once in the channel click on the Edit Mii, then the Mii you want to edit.

Optionally, you can hold the B button, select your Mii with the A button and drag it to the Edit Mii icon.

Once your Mii can Mingle, you have two ways to get the Mii into the Mii Parade.

To do that, go back into the Mii Channel and into the Mii Plaza.

Find the Mii you want to store and hold A and B and drag it to an open slot at the top of the screen.

When you connect your remote to your friend's system or your friend's remote to your system, you will perform the reverse process and drag the Miis from the Wii remote slots into the Mii Plaza.

The second way to get Miis into the Mii Parade is to register Wii numbers.

Whatever your use of the Mii Parade, the most important thing to remember is that each Mii must be set to Mingle... otherwise, your Mii may never have any friends!

Your creatively designed avatar does not need to be restricted within just your console, because it is actually quite easy to transfer Mii characters between Nintendo Wii systems.

The Mii characters are free to roam on other consoles too, playing along with the Miis found on those systems.

Did you go over to a friend's house and find that she created some positively terrific Mii celebrities?

Do you want to take the Mii version of Chewbacca and Han Solo over to your own Wii?

Thankfully, it is not difficult at all to share Mii characters with friends and family.

Even though the Nintendo Wii has an SD memory card slot, it is not possible to save a Mii on a memory card for transferring onto a computer or onto another game system.

However, it is still possible to transfer Mii creations between consoles.

The Wii Remote can also be used to save Mii characters for use on other consoles.

While at the console with the Mii that you would like to save, connect your Wii Remote to this console and navigate to the Mii Channel.

When you point at it with your controller, it will tell you that this is the Transfer Mii option.

Select the Wii Remote where you would like to save the Mii.

Each Wii Remote can house up to ten Mii characters.

Scan the Mii Plaza to find the Mii that you would like to save.

Move the Mii to one of the available slots on the Wii Remote.

If you can play some of the great games on the Nintendo Wii, you should have no trouble understanding the basic Mii transfer utility within the Mii Channel.

Wouldn't it be better if you could send the Mii characters over the Internet?

To use this method to transfer Mii characters, you and your friend have to exchange Wii friend codes.

Choose the Mii that you would like to send.

If you would like to receive a special Mii character from your friend's Wii, you will need to ask him or her to send it to you using the method described above.

The Check Mii Out Channel can be found in the Wii Shop and it allows you to browse the different Miis that other gamers have created.

Any character featured on Check Mii Out can be saved onto your console too.

The 10 games included in Wii Play are Shooting Range, Find Mii, Table Tennis, Pose Mii, Laser Hockey, Fishing, Billiards, Charge!, and Tanks.

This easy game requires you to turn and tilt your Mii to match up Miis in falling bubbles.

Also, you can bring your Mii (your Wii virtual self) to your friends and download all your scores and data onto their Wii.

With the Mii Channel, you can create a whole series of in-game avatars.

What's more, when you connect your Nintendo Wii to the internet, you can share these Mii creations with other Wii owners around the world.

Deca Sports is developed by Hudson Soft and not Nintendo, so while there is no support for the Mii characters, you do get on-screen avatars that are styled in much the same way.

While it is unfortunate that you cannot utilize customized Mii characters in Wii Deca Sports, the variety of events seems to be great for players of all ages.

Move quickly and align the Mii avatar to the best of your ability.

A regular duck is 10 points, as is a saved Mii, gold spaceship, and gold target.

Don't shoot the Mii faces, as those deduct 3 points!

Eventually, the Mii will wake back up and the music will return to normal.

Did you know that can play ''Wii Play'' with a remote Mii?

That means you can take your Mii with you to a friend's house and challenge him to the ''Wii Play'' games that you are great at.

Go to the Mii plaza and select the '''Transfer Mii'' icon.

Then all you do is add any Mii in your plaza to the remote!

To grab a Mii, press 'A' and 'B' at the same time to grab it, then drag the Mii to one of the 10 circles located at the top of the screen.

The more Miis you transfer and the more Miis that get transferred means the more opportunity for Miis that you know to show up in ''Wii Play'' with Remote Mii in any game that has audiences.

The best game on ''Wii Play'' that utilizes any of the Miis that are located on your system or a friend's system is '''Find Mii'''.

Want to have some fun with your Mii or even on ''Wii Play'' with remote Mii at your friend's house?

As you move the hand cursor around the screen, your Mii's eyes will follow it.

If you poke your Mii (by press 'A') on the head, each arm or leg, and the stomach, he or she will do some animation.

If you don't touch your remote for an extended period of time, your Mii will go to sleep and the music turns into a sweet little lullaby that you might even take a nap to yourself.

Your high scores will be recorded for each separate Mii, though recall that those scores won't be transferred to a friend's Wii.

Play'' isn't the only game that you can take add your Mii to if you don't want to create a fresh Mii on another Wii.

Playing ''Wii Play'' with remote Mii ensures that your Mii infiltrates your friend's Wii so that you can have a presence when you aren't at his or her house.

To use the Mii on your friend's console or when your friend's Mii is on your console, you can use that as competition to increase your own high scores.

Achieve Pro status (1000+) with any Mii and from thenceforth, he/she will be boasting a uniquely designed ball with diamond insignias.

When the screen turns black just before a boxing match, press and hold the (1) button to outfit your Mii with some silver gloves.

Just like Wii Sports and Wii Play before it, this game gives you yet another opportunity to play as your custom Mii characters.

In order to access these different game modes, hold the "2" button on the Wii Remote while pressing "A" on the "Select a Mii" screen before an event starts.

Along with the stamps that you can earn at each individual event, it is also possible to earn special ratings for your Mii character in those events.

Eventually, the Mii character on the screen will fall asleep and the background music will change.

This meant that the events were the same, as was the heavy integration with Mii characters on each player's console.

Perhaps one of the greatest appeals of the game is that you can make use of the "Mii" characters you create in the Wii's Mii maker.